SAABblog: Visitor from Sweden…
Today we have a visit from Stockholm. I have just picked up my guest at Frankfurt Airport. There is much to tell from the Saab world. Saabblog.net has released this day. News about our cult brand will follow later.
Text: tom@saabblog.net
And that's why I even look at “I. Lindström”. Unfortunately, the brand from Gothenburg has been dominating lately, or more and more German vehicles.
Well Wolfgang clear. But that's why the good Sweden Crime does not see? The thrillers are in any case content better than many German production. Speaking of thrillers: In some English thrillers (I believe in Inspector Barnaby?) Saab (Saab 900 I, 93, 95) have also been seen. As I said, it depends on the shooting time of the crime story.
I am always happy when I see the thrillers about Kurt Wallander, because there Commissioner Wallander and many of his colleagues in their official vehicles (at least when the films were filmed) drive a Saab.
A wise comment - that about the Swedish government is unfortunately true. Nobody knows why German cars are used here….
In the future, however, not only small vehicles should be produced - 9-5 and larger is actually mandatory at SAAB.
Greetings from Schleswig-Holstein
That's true. the Americans want to drive big sledges, it seems to me.
But SAAB was successful as the design was so unique 96,900. what do you think of this sketch
I think it's a good idea:
look under ...
Asheraft's sketchbook
Aerosabre 2
Hello dear friend ! nice greetings from Japan!
I'm happy to read that the Saabists around the world have managed to save the museum and the last 9-3. hopefully the former workers in trollhouses will be so happy too.
We are almost all raised with this brand and know exactly how great a Saab drive.
I hope Saab chooses a small car, big cars like the 9-5 are already enough. He should be economical because the gasoline has already become luxury, the young people is again excited for cars.
Apparently, no one in the Swedish government drives a Saab otherwise they would have made more effort to rescue the company.
Sayonara
Richard